Wheeler Takes Stand in Montana Senate Trial
Great Falls April 22 Associated Press Senator Burton K Wheeler testified in his own defense in his Montana trial on charges of illegally appearing before the interior department for Gordon Campbell. He described negotiating a $10,000 yearly fee, later accepting 4,000 in cash with the balance to come later. He denied meeting Edwin Booth or hearing of George P Hayes until the Daugherty committee. He recounted travel in March 1923 and events surrounding his wife and dinner, opera, and sailing. Witness Richard Haste testified Wheeler did not sign a telegram to Campbell on March 14, 1923, about discussing a permit with Booth.
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Great Falls
Mont
Associated Press
Gordon Campbell
Montana
Burton K. Wheeler
Campbell
L. Stevenson
Tom Storut
Butte
Stout
Washington
Wheeler
Great, Falls
Department of the Interior
George P. Hayes
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Daugherty
Gorini
Theovernment
Hays
Hayes
Senator Wheeler
Interior Department
A. B. Melsener
Walsh
Europe
Edwin
R. Booth
Jnterior Department
Richard Haste
Burtonik. Wheeler
Gordon Camp
Belly
Booth
Interior” Department
L. E. Lincoln
Lincoln
Cheney’s Army Career Mentioned In President Coolidge Aide Tie
A retired colonel Sherwood A. Cheney, once commander of the 110th Engineers at Camp Doniphan, has been named a military aide to President Coolidge. Cheney earned respect for his firm yet fair leadership and was known as a square, West Point–trained officer who guided his regiment through France and into overseas service.
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110Th Engineers
Washington
Sherwood A. Chenel
Kansan Named Minister to Romania in New Appointment
William S. Culbertson of Kansas is chosen for appointment as minister to Romania, succeeding Peter A. Jay as Bucharest ambassador. The plan shifted from Peking to Romania due to China tensions, with Culbertson to report on debt refunds and American corporate concerns. he has extensive tariff commission experience shaping his diplomatic role.
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Washington
William S. Culbertson
Tansas
Tariff, Commission
Rumania
Culbertson
Peter A. Jay
Bucharest
Argentina
Cilbertson
Curtis
Kansas
Linister Schurmian
Peking
Germany
China
John ¥An A. Mac Minaray
State Department
Day
United States
Romania
Tariff Commission
AP Board Reelects Officers In New York
The Associated Press board reelected officers. President is Frank B. Noyes. First vice president E. H. Butler. Second vice president C. B. J. Mooney. Secretary Melville E. Stone. Treasurer J. R. Youatt. Kent Gooper becomes general manager and assistant secretary. Executive committee includes Clark Harwell and others. Dentists’ convention ends in Hutchinson. Kansas State Dental Association will meet in Wichita with Dr. C. G. A. Martin elected president. Chief Justice Hopkins assigns Shepherd trial for murder to Judge Lynch. date to be set. Listen-in with Hanna.
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New York
Associated Press Today
Frank B. Noyes
Washington Star
E. H. Butler
Buffalo
N. Y
News
C. B. J. Mooney
Memphis
Commercial Appeal
Melville E. Stone
J. R. Youatt
Kent Gooper
Frederick Ray Martin
Clark Harwell
Atlanta Constitution
Charles Hopkins Clark
Hartford
Dentists
Hutchinson
Kans
Kansas State Dental Association
Wichita
CG. A. ‘Martin
Winfield
Aet
Shepherd
Chicago
Justice Hopkins
Criminal Court Today
William D. Shepherd
William M. McClintock
Thomas Lynch
Flier to Head Ford Plane Works
Major RW Schroeder, former world altitude record holder, is named director of the Ford Airplane Service at Ford airport Dearborn Michigan. He resigns as supervisor of aeronautical investigation for Underwriters Laboratories effective May 1 and will be attached to the Stout Metal Aircraft Company guiding all flying operations including service between Ford factories.
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Chicago
RW. Schroeder
Ford Airplane Service
Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Schroeder
Aero
Stoutmetal Airplane Company
Edsel Ford
Stout Company
Former Chancellor to Chair Valley Debate Tonight
The University of Kansas hosts a Missouri Valley final debate between South Dakota and Oklahoma in the central administration auditorium at 8 pm. Judges include A G Leath and J H Lawrence. Oklahoma team members are John Hervey Royce Savage and S L Watson with coach J J Harner. South Dakota team members are Harold Fisher Lawrence Newmark and Charles Kadiee. coach unavailable.
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South Dakota
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Missouri Valley League
Central Administration
Congress
Supreme Court
Frank Strong
University of Kansas
A. G. Leath
Baker University
J.H. Lawrence
Kansas State Teachers College
C. O. Wright
Atchison High School
Harold Ingham
John Ise
Department of Economics
John Hervey
Royce Savage
S. L. Watson
J. J. Harner
Harold Fisher
Lawrence ‘Newmark
Charles Kadiee
Train engineers killed in transcontinental crash near Ingomar
Miles City April 22 A high speed collision with a burned out bridge on the Columbiaan train of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line near Ingomar killed engineer Alex Bugby and fireman Hans Stuve both of Miles City. Several passengers were injured as the train, traveling from Seattle to Chicago, derailed near Ingomar about 90 miles west of Miles City and was due in Miles City shortly after noon.
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Miles City
Mont
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Ingemar
Alex Bugby
Hans Stuve
Seattle
Ingomar
Here
HOTEL FUND SUBSCRIPTION DRIVE CALLED FOR CHAMBER WORKERS
Chamber of Commerce workers are asked to report at 4 30 tomorrow morning to assist in gathering subscriptions to the 50000 hotel fund. A report meeting is set for Friday at 12 30 noon to announce whether the goal has been reached.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
CERTIFIES BONUS WARRANTS IN TOPEKA 1925
Topeka Kansas April 22 the first one hundred warrants for payment of bonus claims to world war veterans under the new law extending the filing time until July 1 1925 were certified by the state auditor Leslie E Edmonds bonus director They call for a total payment of about 40000 Edmonds said.
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Topeka
Kansas
Leslie E. Edmonds
Edmonds
Warm Weather Quickens Kansas Crops Progress
Western Kansas remains dry while temperatures above eighty spread across the state boosting wheat and corn prospects. Weather reports show heavy showers in places and early planting underway east of the central counties with pastures alfalfa and gardens thriving and early hay cutting forecast in the southeast.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Weather Bureau
South
Dodge City
Bulletin
Lawrence Music Feetiys Association Guarantors Sought
Inadequate mailing list left many city music lovers without guarantor cards for the second annual Music Week. 236 cards returned this morning, ahead of hopes to double. last year’s total was 37 higher. Journal-World prints a festival membership card to clip and mail to the Chamber of Commerce to place patrons on the oratorio programs.
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Lawrence Music Feetiys Association
Journal-World
Festival Association
Chamber of Commerce
Final Meeting of Year at Liberty Memorial High
The Liberty Memorial High School P T A will meet at 8 oclock Thursday in the gymnasium. Mrs Beatrice Cook will lead the program speaking on The Gymnasium a Part of the Curriculum. Officers for next year will be elected. C B Hosford Dr B H T Jones and Mrs F C Allen are the nominating committee. The article also notes census work in Lawrence and a separate report on Cincinnati police sentencing and Chicago wheat futures.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Liberty Memorial High ‘School
Beatrice Cook
Lawrence
North
Fine Points of Dry Law Etiquette Outlined in Wichita
Wichita April 22 Judge Grover Piergent ruled in district court that returning a bottle after drinking from it does not violate the prohibition law if given back to the original giver. However passing the bottle to a third party without consent constitutes illegal possession of liquor in the case of R. W. Harper of Wichita who faced trial.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Louis Stiderman
Atlanta
Smith Hickenlooper
Wichita
Grover Piergent
R. W. Harper
Cars Needed to Haul Raid Survivors to University Meeting
University of Kansas plans to provide cars for raid survivors lacking transport to a Saturday meeting. Dr Helen O Mahin in charge, invites ecards to confirm transportation from 3 to 5 50 pm. Call John Montgomery at the Phi Psi house to pledge car use and list additional survivors including Neil Donnelly Ed Dix Mrs Belle Dix Sophia Honey Kate Nolan among others in Lawrence Kansas City Chicago Denver and New York areas.
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Helen
Mahin
University’ of Kansas
Hill
John Montgomery
Phi Psi
Neil Donnelly
Kansas City
Ed Dix
Fort Scott
Belle Dix
Edwards
Cards Stage Slugging Match
St Louis Cardinals blasted Cincinnati Reds in the first inning leaping to an 11 run burst as every local batter collected a hit. Donahue Sheehan and Dibut chased by Biemillar stock, framing a one sided opening frame in a decisive early lead.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Donahué
Sheehan
Dibut
Biemillar
Bulgaria to Arm Additional Forces 7000 Soldiers Authorized
The Council of Ambassadors authorized Bulgaria to increase armed forces by 7 000, limited to end of May, to settle disturbances. Bulgarian legation stated the government is in control, denying Vienna reports of a counter government at Vari. Also, city issues new dog impound regulations to curb stray dogs amid rabies concerns.
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Paris
Associated Press
Council of Ambassadors
Bulgaria
Berlin
Vienna
Vana
Woodland Park
Holliday
Santa Fe Holds Sixtieth Annual Shareholders Meet
Topeka April 22 Stock holders of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe will convene in Santa Fe building for their sixtieth annual meeting Proxies for a majority of the 3565823 shares are in the hands of the secretary There are 60391 individual stockholders Routine business includes election of four directors and approvals for rail line leases and purchases including Grand Canyon Railway Salina and Santa Fe Railway and California Southern Railway Directors expected include A C Jones Warren E Brown Howe Jones and J E Otis plus President W B Story from Chicago The session will cover vacancies caused by resignations and expiring terms
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Topeka, Kans
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Santa Fe
John W. Davis
Edward J. Berwind
William G.potter
New York
Andrew C. Jones
Kansas City
Grand Canyon Railway
Grand Canyon
Williams, Ariz
Salina
California Southern Railway
Rice
Ripley
Calif
W. B. Story
J. E. Otis
Chicago
A. C. Jones
Warren E. Brown
Wichita
Howe Jones
Topeka
Retail Selling Is Slow at Kansas Convention
Wichita April 22 Retail selling efficiency is fifteen years behind retail advertising said John W Gamble Omaha banker and manufacturer addressing the forty sixth annual Kansas Pharmaceutical Association convention He blamed poor salesmanship and window displays for weak customer turnout while advertising draws trade but stores fail to meet influx He noted 870 of every 1000 entering the business quit with less money than started Carl W Weeks Des Moines and Dr E L Newcomb Minneapolis also spoke Election of officers set for tomorrow with three nominees for president Charles H Andrews John S Chism Wichita and Frank A Milne Pratt the present incumbent The convention ends tomorrow Robbers Make Haul of Jewels Newton Mass April 22 Jewels valued about 50000 were stolen from Louis K Liggett millionaire druggist residence burglars unknown last night police told today Body of text on linoleum ingredients follows.
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Wichita
John W. Gamble
Omaha
Kansas Pharmaceutical Association
Carl W. Weeks
Des Moines
E. L. Newcomb
Minneapolis
Charles H. Andrews
John S. Chism
Frank A. Milne
Pratt
Newton
Mass
Louis K. Liggett
Pioneers Reenact 1889 Run Into Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City marks the thirty six anniversary with a two day reenactment of the 1889 run into central Oklahoma. More than 100000 people gathered as bugle and carbines signaled the 32 noon start to stake claims.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Del Manzo to Join Columbia Institute Staff
M C Del Manzo acting superintendent of Lawrence public schools will leave after the first six weeks of the University of Kansas summer session to join the International Institute of the Teachers College of Columbia University in New York City He will teach in the University of Kansas School of Education during the first six weeks and assume his new duties August 17 Dr Paul Monroe is director and Dr William Russell is associate director of the Institute both noted educators
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M. C. del Manzo
Lawrence Public Schools
New York City
University of Kansas
International’ Institute
Teachers’ College of
Columbia University
International Institute
America
Supt
del Manzo
School of Education
Paul Monroe
William Russell
Professor Newcombe to Lecture at K U in Lawrence
Dr E K Newcombe of the University of Minnesota will lecture tomorrow in room 205 at the Chemistry building in Lawrence at 3 30 in the afternoon. He arrives from Wichita where he attended a Kansas pharmaceutical meeting and will be hosted by Dean L E Sayer and Prof L D Havenhill.
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E. K. Newcombe
School of Pharmacy
University of Minnesota
Lawrence
Newcombe
Wichita
Minnesota
Kansas Pharmaceutical Meeting
L. E. Sayer
L. D. Havenhill
Knot Hole Gang and Scouts Lead Lawrence Clean Up Week
Lawrence residents join Knot Hole Gang Boy Scouts and public school pupils in Clean Up Week efforts. Quine school Knot Hole Gang clears territory while Woodlawn Pinckney McAlester New York contingents assist. Quincy Knot Hole Gang led by George Shaad and J. B. Wilcox reports yards cleaned and buildings cleared with a 47 second fire drill.
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Lawrence
Nyot Hole Gang
Boy Scouts
Holliday
Knot Hole Gang
Quine’ School
Woodlawn
North
Pinckney
McAlester
New York
Knot Hole
Gordley
Aew Tronsmore
New York School
Quincy School
Southpark
Quincey Playground
Quincy Knot Hole Gang
George Shaad
J. B. Wilcox
Giant airship is moored in Bermuda harbor
The airship Los Angeles moored to the tender Patuka in Hamilton harbor Bermuda at 7 14 this morning after leaving Lakehurst at 2 35 yesterday. It arrived over Bermuda at 2 10 this morning and cruised over the island until daybreak before attempting to moor. The successful mooring was greeted with enthusiasm by navy aeronautical personnel.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Hamilton
Bermuda
Lakehurst
Navy Aeronautical Tirelesherd
Depew to celebrate 91st birthday by working at desk
Chauncey M. Depew former U S senator and New York Central chairman will on April 23 mark his ninety first birthday by continuing at his railroad office desk in New York. He voiced optimism about the world noting improvement and outlined plans including dinner with old friends and a cautious daily routine. The doctor’s report cited normal pulse temperature and blood pressure.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
United States
New York Central Railroad
Hickory
Mr. Depew
Honor list grows for hotel fund boost and signed contracts
The hotel committee announced new additions to the honor list for full or partial subscription payments toward the $60,000 hotel fund. Names include John M. Newlin, Chester Woodward, Lalia Walling, Sr, J Churchill, Charles H. Hobart, J Hunter, S. S. Beaty, and Jacobson Signs Contract Chicago. April 22 Baby Doll Jacobson of the St Louis Browns signed with Ban Johnson after salary dispute and planned to join the Browns immediately. Electric Juice at 202 Garage.
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John M. Newlin
Chester Woodward
Lalia Walling, Sr
J. Churchill
Charles H. Hobart
J Hunter
S. S. Beaty
Jacobson
Chicago
St. Louis Browns
Ban Johnson
American League
Browns
Kans Pharmaceuticals Meet Opens In Wichita April
The forty sixth annual Kansas Pharmaceutical Association convention opened in Wichita with Frank A Milney presiding as president. 400 druggists are expected as the event runs to Thursday night with a banquet. Victor Murdock headlined at lunch and other speakers from Des Moines Chicago and Newcomb will address attendees. Manufacturers and jobbers will showcase 39 booths. Kansas druggists have raised 4000 toward a national headquarters costing about 1 million, with 600000 more pledged. The national convention will decide the headquarters location. An Excelsior C P A initiation occurred with six men from Baldwin area joining the lodge last night.
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Wichita
Kansas Pharmaceutical Association
Frank A. Milney
Pratt
Ori
Victor Murdock
Wichita Hagic
L. A. Long
Cary
Des Moines
Douglas Mallock
Chicago
Phill We Ivey
Li Newcomb
Pharmacists
J J
Chis
Wichitd
Kansas
Chism
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Palo Pinto
Texas
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Pharmaceuticia Association
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